tuxthepenguin00
New member
that seems like a lot of work, i just use handbrake, set the specifics, and rip, i dont see why that wouldnt work
what comiling is required?B. W. said:Alternatively, you could use a program called HandBrake. EDIT: I stand corrected. Thanks morganw. Handbrake will not work, without some compiling.
Either application should get the job done.
It's times like this I really wish I had a Mac.. *Sigh*
I got here and then the page I was told to go to confused the heck out of me. Can anyone break that down for me in simple terms? It was all talking about binary and then it never had a link that just let me download those three other files.blick2000 said:The software instructs you to download 3 other files. Uncompress them and place them in a good spot (documents ect). Then use the locate button to select each of them.
I tried that and did not have any success.Cobybos said:For all of those who are having trouble with your .mp4 files, after ripping a dvd to my computer I changed the extension to .m4v and it transferred easily.
BPS 400, I have BPS 500, they said don't go above like 700 or something. Anyway, someone said change the extension to m4v so I am trying that now.
All other settings are the same.
Source: (file is on my desktop)
Title: 3 etc (chapter 3
Video:
Framerate - Same as source
Encoder - x264 Baseline
Quality:
Average bitrate 500
Grayscale encoding OFF
2-pass encoding ON (per ilounge tutorial)
Destination:
MP4 File
Codecs MPEG-4 Video / AAC Audio
File: not important but FG1-3.mp4
Language: English
Audio:
Language 1 English ACE 2ch
Language 2: none
Sample rate 44100
KBPS: 128
Under picture settings
W: 320
H: 240
Keep Aspect Ratio ON
Crop AUTO
nothing else is checked.
The only thing I am changing now is the 2-pass enoding.
As of right now, those settings above were used for chapters 1 and 2. No dice on getting them to the ipod. They are in itunes though. I am taking off 2 pass encoding and trying that. I'll know in about an hour. Should it take that long? One hour for a 22min show?